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Daily property news in the UK residential sector focused on estate and letting agency, property auctions and property managers.
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HMO rental yields have reached 12.5%, surprising research reveals
Despite some hefty upfront conversion costs, investment in an HMO can still make good financial sense, according to Excellion Capital.
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New AI tech ‘writes blogs for estate agency websites’
Estate Track says its AI-powered Blog Writer ‘dramatically’ simplifies and accelerates content creation for busy estate agents.
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Letting agents call for Labour to reduce landlord taxes as rents soar
Official figures reveal the UK’s private rents have risen by 7.7% on an annual basis and by as much as…
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New estate agency hits £500,000 turnover in 18 months, plans to reach £1.7m soon
Ronald Ross Lettings and Estate Agents makes announcement as it opens 1,800 sq ft headquarters in central Glasgow.
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Big south coast council to limit HMO conversions via planning
Eastbourne is the latest council to reveal plans that will see landlords and agents required to get planning permission for…
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New AML tech provides ‘double bubble’ for agents seeking compliance
Landmark Information Group has introduced a new level of flexibility to its AML supplier service via LandmarkAgent.
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Shareholder revolt against bumper package for estate agency directors revealed
More than a third of shareholder votes rejected the pay and share incentive plan for directors and senior executives put…
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20% of landlords unaware of latest EICR deadline and fines, says big insurer
A significant number of landlords at risk of fines up to £30,000 for having no electrical safety report for a…
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John Lewis ‘to be one of biggest UK landlords by 2030’
The retail giant's newly-revealed 10,000-home ambition is part of new era of corporate landlords in the rental market.
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Labour to ‘level playing field’ for smaller house builders
Deputy Prime Minister unveils planning reforms to make the system 'simpler, fairer and more cost-effective.'
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